Unit 8 review Flashcards

1
Q

How can fashion professionals develop good taste and advise people to look their best?

A

Need to know elements of design, fashion industry, and the correct questions, not their opinions (open minds)

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2
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Name the elements of design.

A

Shape, Line, & Texture

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3
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Name the principles of design

A

Balance, proportion, emphasis, & rhythm

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4
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What design element is noticed first when a retail customer selects a garment?

A

color

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5
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Why does white feel cooler and black bring warmth to the wearer?

A

Light bounces off white while black absorbs light

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6
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List the primary hues, then the secondary hues.

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Primary hues: Red, Yellow, Blue
Secondary hues: Orange, green, violet

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7
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Distinguish between warm colors and cool colors.

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Warm colors represent fire, sun, and brilliance. Warm colors are from red - yellow with orange being the warmest color.

Cool colors represent sky and water. Warm colors are from green - violet with blue being the coolest colors.

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8
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warm colors meaning:

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Warm colors represent fire, sun, and brilliance. Warm colors are from red - yellow with orange being the warmest color.

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9
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cool colors meaning:

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Cool colors represent sky and water. Warm colors are from green - violet with blue being the coolest colors.

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10
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Which color scheme combines three (different) colors equidistant on the wheel.

A

Triad color scheme

Colors are equally distanced by 3 colors away from each other.

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11
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What types of colors appear to advance, or come toward the observer to make a form look larger?

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Light, warm, and bright colors appear to advance, or come toward the observer to make a form look larger. White, red, yellow, and orange makes a form look larger.

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12
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What types of colors appear to recede, or back away from the observer, to make a form look smaller?

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Dark, cool, and dull colors appear to recede, or back away from the observer, to make a form look smaller, black, navy blue, dark blue-violet, charcoal gray, chocolate brown, and burgundy.

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13
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What color would small blue and yellow stripes look like from across the room?

A

The color would look green.

From a distance, the colors in narrow stripes and small plaids blend together

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14
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How do fluorescent lights affect colors?

A

Fluorescent: makes colors look bluer

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15
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How do incandescent lights affect colors?

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Incandescent: makes color look yellow

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16
Q

Which lines give the impression of added height and slimness, making the body look taller and thinner?

A

Vertical lines (up & down)

17
Q

Why do shiny textures make people look larger?

A

Because the fabric reflects light and emphasizes body contour.

18
Q

What effect do large, bold visual patterns have in a design?

A

It would make someone look shorter and bigger

19
Q

What are the two main types of balance?

A

Informal balance: creates equilibrium with an asymmetrical arrangement of design details.

Formal balance: is symmetrical, with one side just like the other.

20
Q

What is another term for proportion?

A

scale

21
Q

With ideal body proportions, how much height is above the waist and how much is below the waist?

A

⅜ above the waist and ⅝ from the waist down.

22
Q

What can happen if there are too many areas of interest of emphasis in a design?

A

It can create a cluttered and confusing design. There would be no focus.

23
Q

What must fashion professionals understand in order to help others achieve ¨personal style¨?

A

The elements of design

24
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To make a body look taller and thinner.

A

Wear solid, darker colors

25
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To make a body look shorter and wider.

A

Wear busy patterns, and sharply contrasting colors.

26
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To avoid attention to areas.

A

Wear dark, dull colors in the area

27
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To attract attention to areas.

A

Place small amounts of bright colors onto the area.

28
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vertical lines:

A
  • slimmer
  • taller
  • the repetition and placement of vertical lines can add height
    vertical = skinny
29
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horizontal lines:

A
  • shorter
  • wider
    can add weight and width
    horizontal = fat
30
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formal balance:

A
  • symmetrical
  • dignified
  • can be boring
31
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informal balance:

A
  • creates balance asymmetrically
  • elements placed unequally in a way that achieves balance
  • used most in fashion because it satisfies the eye more